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Star Trek currently holds the record for the most novels based upon a single fictional universe.^{[[Citing sources citation needed]]} According to Paramount Pictures, owners of the Star Trek franchise, no original novel is considered canon, a decision that has sparked debate amongst Trek book fans for years.

Star Trek

Whitman Books (1968)

• Mission to Horatius (Mack Reynolds), 1968 (republished in 1999 by Pocket Books)

Bantam episode adaptations (1967-1978)

All by James Blish except where noted.

• Star Trek, 1967 (a.k.a. Star Trek 1)
• * "Charlie's Law" (a.k.a. "Charlie X")
• * "Dagger of the Mind"
• * "The Unreal McCoy" (a.k.a. "The Man Trap")
• * "Balance of Terror"
• * "The Naked Time"
• * "Miri"
• * "The Conscience of the King"
• Star Trek 2, 1968
• * "Arena"
• * "A Taste of Armageddon"
• * "Tomorrow is Yesterday"
• * "Errand of Mercy"
• * "Court Martial"
• * "Operation - Annihilate!"
• * "The City on the Edge of Forever"
• * "Space Seed"
• Star Trek 3, 1969
• * "The Trouble with Tribbles"
• * "The Last Gunfight" (a.k.a. "Spectre of the Gun")
• * "The Doomsday Machine"
• * "Assignment: Earth"
• * "Mirror, Mirror"
• * "Friday's Child"
• * "Amok Time"
• Star Trek 4, 1971
• * "All Our Yesterdays"
• * "Devil in the Dark"
• * "Journey to Babel"
• * "The Menagerie"
• * "The Enterprise Incident"
• * "A Piece of the Action"
• Star Trek 5, 1972
• * "Whom Gods Destroy"
• * "The Tholian Web"
• * "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield"
• * "This Side of Paradise"
• * "Turnabout Intruder"
• * "Requiem for Methuslah"
• * "The Way to Eden"
• Star Trek 6, 1972
• * "The Savage Curtain"
• * "The Lights of Zetar"
• * "The Apple"
• * "By Any Other Name"
• * "The Cloud Minders"
• * "The Mark of Gideon"
• Star Trek 7, 1972
• * "Who Mourns for Adonais?"
• * "The Changeling"
• * "The Paradise Syndrome"
• * "Metamorphosis"
• * "The Deadly Years"
• * "Elaan of Troyius"
• Star Trek 8, 1972
• * "Spock's Brain"
• * "The Enemy Within"
• * "Catspaw"
• * "Where No Man Has Gone Before"
• * "Wolf in th Fold"
• * "For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky"
• Star Trek 9, 1973
• * "Return to Tomorrow"
• * "The Ultimate Computer"
• * "That Which Survives"
• * "Obsession"
• * "Return of the Archons"
• * "Immunity Syndrome"
• Star Trek 10, 1974
• * "The Alternative Factor"
• * "The Empath"
• * "The Galileo Seven"
• * "Is There in Truth No Beauty?"
• * "A Private Little War"
• * "The Omega Glory"
• Star Trek 11, 1975 (a.k.a. Day of the Dove)
• * "What Are Little Girls Made Of?"
• * "The Squire of Gothos"
• * "Wink of an Eye"
• * "Bread and Circuses"
• * "Day of the Dove"
• * "Plato's Stepchildren"
• Star Trek 12 (with J.A. Lawrence), 1977 - Blish died during writing this book; Lawrence, his wife, completed the work.
• * "Patterns of Force"
• * "Gamesters of Triskelion"
• * "And the Children Shall Lead"
• * "The Corbomite Maneuver"
• * "Shore Leave"
• Mudd's Angels (Lawrence), May 1978 (a.k.a. Mudd's Enterprise)
• * "Mudd's Women"
• * "I, Mudd"
• * "Business As Usual, During Altercations" - original novella.

Bantam original Novels (1970-1981)

• Spock Must Die! (James Blish), February 1970
• (edited by Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath), March 1976 - fan-written short stories
• Spock, Messiah! (Theodore R. Cogswell and Charles A. Spano, Jr), September 1976
• The Price of the Phoenix (Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath), July 1977
• Planet of Judgment (Joe Haldeman), August 1977
• (edited by Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath), January 1978 - fan-written short stories
• Vulcan! (Kathleen Sky), September 1978
• The Starless World (Gordon Eklund), November 1978
• Trek to Madworld (Stephen Goldin), January 1979
• World Without End (Haldeman), February 1979
• The Fate of the Phoenix (Marshak and Culbreath), May 1979
• Devil World (Eklund), November 1979
• Perry's Planet (Jack C. Haldeman II), February 1980
• The Galactic Whirlpool (David Gerrold), October 1980 - novelization of unproduced teleplay
• Death's Angel (Sky), April 1981

Ballantine Animated Series novelizations (1974-1978)

All edited and adapted, and featuring new or connecting story segments by Alan Dean Foster.

• Log One, 1974
• * Marc Daniels. One of Our Planets Is Missing
• * Dorothy C. Fontana. Yesteryear
• * Samuel A. Peeples. Beyond the Farthest Star
• Log Two, 1974
• * James Schermer. The Survivor
• * Walter Koenig. The Infinite Vulcan
• * Margaret Armen. The Lorelei Signal
• Log Three, 1975
• * Larry Brody. Magicks of Megas-Tu
• * Stephen Kandel. Mudd's Passion
• * Len Janson, Chuck Menville. Once Upon a Planet
• Log Four, 1975
• * Joyce Perry. Time Trap
• * David Gerrold. More Tribbles, More Troubles
• * Paul Schneider. The Terratin Incident
• Log Five, 1975
• * Margaret Armen. The Ambergris Element
• * Howard Weinstein. The Pirates of Orion
• * Stephen Kandel. Jihad
• Log Six, 1976
• * Dario Finelli. Albatross
• * Russell Bates, David Wise. How Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth
• * Chuck Menville. The Practical Joker
• Log Seven, 1976
• * John Culver, The Counter-Clock Incident
• Log Eight, 1976
• * David P. Harmon, The Eye of the Beholder
• Log Nine, 1977
• * David Gerrold, BEM
• Log Ten, 1978
• * Larry Niven. Slaver Weapon

Wanderer Books (1982-1984)

• Star Trek II Short Stories (William Rotsler), 1982
• Star Trek III Short Stories (William Rotsler), 1984

Numbered Pocket Books novels

The adaptation of Star Trek: The Motion Picture was actually published more than a year before the Bantam Books series of novels concluded, after which the Pocket Books series continued with book No. 2. A number of novels have been republished with modified titles to reflect their retroactive addition to an arc or a series, such as "The Yesterday Saga", "World's Apart", and "Rihannsu" which include novels that were original published as standalones.

• 1: (Gene Roddenberry), 1979 - film novelization
• 2: The Entropy Effect (Vonda N. McIntyre), 1981
• 3: The Klingon Gambit (Robert E. Vardeman)
• 4: The Covenant of the Crown (Howard Weinstein)
• 5: The Prometheus Design (Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath), 1982
• 6: The Abode of Life (Lee Correy)
• 7: (Duty, Honor, Redemption - Book 1) (Vonda N. McIntyre) - film novelization
• 8: Black Fire (Sonni Cooper), 1983
• 9: Triangle (Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath)
• 10: Web of the Romulans (M.S. Murdock)
• 11: Yesterday's Son (The Yesterday Saga, Book 1) (A.C. Crispin)
• 12: Mutiny on the Enterprise (Robert E. Vardeman)
• 13: The Wounded Sky (Diane Duane)
• 14: The Trellisane Confrontation (Daniel Dvorkin), 1984
• 15: Corona (Greg Bear)
• 16: The Final Reflection (Worlds Apart, Book 1/The Hand of Kahless, Book 1) (John M. Ford)
• 17: (Duty, Honor, Redemption - Book 2) (Vonda N. McIntyre) - film novelization
• 18: My Enemy, My Ally (Rihannsu, Book 1) (Diane Duane)
• 19: The Tears of the Singers (Melinda Snodgrass)
• 20: The Vulcan Academy Murders (Jean Lorrah)
• 21: Uhura's Song (Janet Kagan), 1985
• 22: Shadow Lord (Laurence Yep)
• 23: Ishmael (Barbara Hambly)
• 24: Killing Time (Della van Hise)
• 25: Dwellers in the Crucible (Margaret Wander Bonanno)
• 26: Pawns and Symbols (Majliss Larson)
• 27: Mindshadow (J.M. Dillard), 1986
• 28: Crisis on Centaurus (Brad Ferguson)
• 29: Dreadnought! (Fortunes of War, Book 1) (Diane Carey)
• 30: Demons (J.M. Dillard)
• 31: Battlestations! (Fortunes of War, Book 2) (Diane Carey)
• 32: Chain of Attack (Gene DeWeese), 1987
• 33: Deep Domain (Howard Weinstein)
• 34: Dreams of the Raven (Carmen Carter)
• 35: The Romulan Way (Rihannsu, Book 2) (Diane Duane and Peter Morwood)
• 36: How Much for Just the Planet? (Worlds Apart, Book 2) (John M. Ford)
• 37: Bloodthirst (J.M. Dillard)
• 38: The IDIC Epidemic (Jean Lorrah), 1988
• 39: Time for Yesterday (The Yesterday Saga, Book 2) (A.C. Crispin)
• 40: Time Trap (David Dvorkin)
• 41: The Three-Minute Universe (Barbara Paul)
• 42: Memory Prime, (Worlds in Collision, Book 1) (Garfield Reeves-Stevens and Judith Reeves-Stevens)
• 43: The Final Nexus (Gene DeWeese)
• 44: Vulcan's Glory (D.C. Fontana), 1989
• 45: Double, Double (Michael Jan Friedman)
• 46: The Cry of the Onlies (Judy Klass)
• 47: The Kobayashi Maru (Julia Ecklar)
• 48: Rules of Engagement (Peter Morwood), 1990
• 49: The Pandora Principle (Carolyn Clowes)
• 50: Doctor's Orders (Diane Duane)
• 51: Enemy Unseen (V.E. Mitchell)
• 52: Home is the Hunter (Dana Kramer-Rolls)
• 53: Ghost-Walker (Barbara Hambly), 1991
• 54: A Flag Full of Stars (The Lost Years Saga, Book 2) (Brad Ferguson)
• 55: Renegade (Gene DeWeese)
• 56: Legacy (Michael Jan Friedman)
• 57: The Rift (Peter David)
• 58: Faces of Fire (Michael Jan Friedman), 1992
• 59: The Disinherited (Peter David, Michael Jan Friedman, Robert Greenberger)
• 60: Ice Trap (L.A. Graf)
• 61: Sanctuary (John Vornholt)
• 62: Death Count (L.A. Graf)
• 63: Shell Game (Melissa Crandall), 1993
• 64: The Starship Trap (Mel Gilden)
• 65: Windows on a Lost World (V.E. Mitchell)
• 66: From the Depths (Victor Milan)
• 67: The Great Starship Race (Diane Carey)
• 68: Firestorm (L.A. Graf), 1994
• 69: The Patrian Transgression (Simon Hawke)
• 70: Traitor Winds (The Lost Years Saga, Book 3) (L.A. Graf)
• 71: Crossroad (Barbara Hambly)
• 72: The Better Man (Howard Weinstein)
• 73: Recovery (The Lost Years Saga, Book 4) (J.M. Dillard), 1995
• 74: The Fearful Summons (Denny Martin Flynn)
• 75: First Frontier (Diane Carey and Dr. James Kirkland)
• 76: The Captain's Daughter (Peter David)
• 77: Twilight's End (Jerry Oltion), 1996
• 78: The Rings of Tautee (Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch)
• 79: Invasion #1: First Strike (Diane Carey)
• 80: The Joy Machine (Theodore Sturgeon and James Gunn) - novelization by Gunn of an unproduced TOS script by Sturgeon)
• 81: Mudd in Your Eye (Jerry Oltion), 1997
• 82: Mind Meld (John Vornholt)
• 83: Heart of the Sun (Pamela Sargent and George Zebrowski)
• 84: (Greg Cox), 1998
• 85: Republic (My Brother's Keeper, Book One) (Michael Jan Friedman), 1999
• 86: Constitution (My Brother's Keeper, Book Two) (Michael Jan Friedman)
• 87: (My Brother's Keeper, Book Three) (Michael Jan Friedman) - not directly connected to the television series of the same title
• 88: Across the Universe (Pamela Sargent and George Zebrowski)
• 89: Wagon Train to the Stars (New Earth, Book 1) (Diane Carey), 2000
• 90: Belle Terre (New Earth, Book 2) (Dean Wesley Smith and Diane Carey)
• 91: Rough Trails (New Earth, Book 3) (L.A. Graf)
• 92: The Flaming Arrow (New Earth, Book 4) (Kathy Oltion and Jerry Oltion)
• 93: Thin Air (New Earth, Book 5) (Kristine Kathryn Rusch and Dean Wesley Smith)
• 94: Challenger (New Earth, Book 6) (Diane Carey)
• 95: Swordhunt (Rihannsu, Book 3) (Diane Duane)
• 96: Honor Blade (Rihannsu, Book 4) (Diane Duane)
• 97: In the Name of Honor (Dayton Ward), 2002

After Vol. 97, Pocket Books stopped numbering its Star Trek releases. Further issues are listed in the Unnumbered section, below.

Unnumbered

• ' (Vonda N. McIntyre), 1986 - not based upon the series '
• Strangers from the Sky (Margaret Wander Bonnano), 1987
• Final Frontier - (Diane Carey), 1988 - original novel; not to be confused with the later film novelization of the same title.
• Spock's World (Sand and Stars, Book 2) (Diane Duane), 1988
• The Lost Years (J.M. Dillard), 1989
• Prime Directive, (Worlds in Collision, Book 2) (Garfield Reeves-Stevens and Judith Reeves-Stevens), 1990
• Probe (Margaret Wander Bonnano), 1992
• Best Destiny (Diane Carey), 1992
• Shadows on the Sun (Michael Jan Friedman), 1993
• Sarek (Sand and Stars, Book 1) (A.C. Crispin), 1994 - original novel, not based upon the TNG episode of the same title.
• Vulcan's Forge (Josepha Sherman and Susan Shwartz), 1997
• Vulcan's Heart (Josepha Sherman and Susan Shwartz), 1999
• Vulcan's Soul (Josepha Sherman and Susan Shwartz)
• *1: Exodus, 2004
• *2: Exiles, June 2006
• (Greg Cox), 2001
• , 2002
• The Original Series: In 2002, Pocket Books experimented with a new style of storytelling, putting the emphasis on lower decks characters. Two storylines were published in trilogies, but the title was discontinued on later books.
• *The Janus Gate (L.A. Graf)
• **1: Present Tense, 2002
• **2: Future Imperfect
• **3: Past Prologue
• *Errand of Vengeance (Kevin Ryan)
• **1: The Edge of the Sword, 2002
• **2: Killing Blow
• **3: River of Blood
• The Last Roundup (Christie Golden), 2002
• Federation
• Garth of Izar (Pamela Sargent and George Zebrowski), 2003
• (Tony Isabella and Bob Ingersoll), January 2004
• (Greg Cox), Jan 2005
• Ex Machina (Christopher L. Bennett), January 2005
• Errand of Fury (Kevin Ryan)
• *1: Seeds of Rage, 2005
• *2: Demands of Honor, February 2007

The \"Shatnerverse\"

Beginning in 1996, William Shatner, the actor who played Captain Kirk, launched a series of novels, often referred to as the "Shatnerverse" novels. They work on the premise that Captain Kirk was brought back to life after the events of the movie and are not generally considered part of the continuity established by Pocket Books for their novels. The books are co-authored by Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens.

• Odyssey
• *The Ashes of Eden, 1996
• *The Return, 1997
• *Avenger, 1998
• The Mirror Universe Trilogy
• *Spectre, 1999
• *Dark Victory, 2000
• *Preserver, 2001
• Totality
• *Captain's Peril, 2002
• *Captain's Blood, 2003
• *Captain's Glory, August 2006

Vanguard

is a "spinoff" of the original series, set aboard a starbase and featuring a new mix of characters, e.g. instead of focusing on a first officer, engineer, and science officer, the main characters include an intelligence officer, a reporter, and a JAG officer.

• 1: Harbinger (David Mack), August 2005
• 2: Summon the Thunder (Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore), 2006

The Next Generation

• 1: Ghost Ship (Diane Carey), 1988
• 2: The Peacekeepers (Gene DeWeese)
• 3: The Children of Hamlin (Carmen Carter)
• 4: Survivors (Jean Lorrah), 1989
• 5: Strike Zone (Peter David)
• 6: Power Hungry (Howard Weinstein)
• 7: Masks (John Vornholt)
• 8: The Captain's Honor (David Dvorkin and Daniel Dvorkin)
• 9: A Call to Darkness (Michael Jan Friedman)
• 10: A Rock and a Hard Place (Peter David), 1990
• 11: Gulliver's Fugitives (Keith Sharee)
• 12: Doomsday World (Carmen Carter, Peter David, Michael Jan Friedman, Robert Greenberger)
• 13: The Eyes of the Beholders (A.C. Crispin)
• 14: Exiles (Howard Weinstein)
• 15: Fortune's Light (Michael Jan Friedman), 1991
• 16: Contamination (John Vornholt)
• 17: Boogeymen (Mel Gilden)
• 18: Q-in-Law (Peter David)
• 19: Perchance to Dream (Michael Jan Friedman), 1992
• 20: Spartacus (T.L. Mancour)
• 21: Chains of Command (W.A. McCay and E.L. Flood)
• 22: Imbalance (V.E. Mitchell)
• 23: War Drums (John Vornholt)
• 24: Nightshade (Laurell K. Hamilton)
• 25: Grounded (David Bischoff), 1993
• 26: The Romulan Prize (Simon Hawke)
• 27: Guises of the Mind (Rebecca Neason)
• 28: Here There Be Dragons (John Peel)
• 29: Sins of Commission (Susan Wright), March 1994
• 30: Debtors' Planet (W.R. Thompson), May 1994
• 31: Foreign Foes (Greg Brodeur), August 1994
• 32: Requiem (Michael Jan Friedman and Kevin Ryan), October 1994
• 33: Balance of Power (Dafydd ab Hugh), January 1995
• 34: Blaze of Glory (Simon Hawke), March 1995
• 35: The Romulan Strategem (Robert Greenberger)
• 36: Into the Nebula (Gene DeWeese)
• 37: The Last Stand (Brad Ferguson)
• 38: Dragon's Honor (Kij Johnson and Greg Cox), January 1996
• 39: Rogue Saucer (John Vornholt)
• 40: Possession (J.M. Dillard and Kathleen O'Malley)
• 41: Invasion #2: The Soldiers of Fear (Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch)
• 42: Infiltrator (W.R. Thompson)
• 43: A Fury Scorned (George Zebrowski)
• 44: The Death of Princes (John Peel)
• 45: Intellivore (Diane Duane)
• 46: To Storm Heaven (Esther Friesner)
• 47-49: (Greg Cox), 1998
• *47: #1: Q-Space
• *48: #2: Q-Zone
• *49: #3: Q-Strike
• 50: Dyson Sphere (Charles Pellegrino and George Zebrowski), 1999
• 51-56: Double Helix
• *51: Double Helix #1: Infection (John Gregory Betancourt)
• *52: Double Helix #2: Vectors (Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch)
• *53: Double Helix #3: Red Sector (Diane Carey)
• *54: Double Helix #4: Quarantine (John Vornholt)
• *55: Double Helix #5: Double or Nothing (Peter David)
• *56: Double Helix #6: The First Virtue (Michael Jan Friedman and Christine Golden), August 1999
• 57: The Forgotten War (William R. Forstchen)
• 58: Gemworld #1 (John Vornholt), 2000
• 59: Gemworld #2 (John Vornholt)
• 60: Tooth and Claw (Doranna Durgin), February, 2001
• 61: Diplomatic Implausibility (Keith R.A. DeCandido), February, 2001
• 62-63: Maximum Warp (Dave Galanter and Greg Brodeur), March, 2001
• *62: #1: Dead Zone
• *63: #2: Forever Dark

Pocket Books ceased numbering its TNG novels at this point; future volumes are listed in the Unnumbered section, below.

Unnumbered

• Metamorphosis (Jean Lorrah), 1990
• Vendetta (Peter David), 1991
• Reunion, (Pantheon, Book 2) (Michael Jan Friedman)
• Imzadi, (Imzadi Forever, Book 1) (Peter David), 1992
• The Devil's Heart (Carmen Carter), 1993
• Dark Mirror (Diane Duane)
• Q-Squared (Peter David)
• Crossover (Michael Jan Friedman), 1995
• Kahless (The Hand of Kahless, Book 2) (Peter David), 1996
• Ship of the Line (Diane Carey), 1997
• The Best and the Brightest (Susan Wright), 1998
• Planet X (Michael Jan Friedman)
• , (Imzadi Forever, Book 2) (Peter David)
• I, Q (John de Lancie and Peter David), 1999
• The Valiant, (Pantheon, Book 1) (Michael Jan Friedman), 2000
• Immortal Coil (Jeffrey Lang), 2002
• A Hard Rain (Dean Wesley Smith)
• The Battle of Betazed (Charlotte Douglas and Susan Kearney)
• Do Comets Dream? (S.P. Somtow), 2003
• ''Genesis Wave
• * Genesis Wave, Book 1 (John Vornholt)
• * Genesis Wave, Book 2 (John Vornholt)
• * Genesis Wave, Book 3 (John Vornholt)
• Genesis Force (John Vornholt)
• A Time to Be Born (John Vornholt), Feb 2004
• A Time to Die (John Vornholt), Mar 2004
• A Time to Sow (Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore), Apr 2004
• A Time to Harvest (Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore), May 2004
• A Time to Love (Robert Greenberger), Jun 2004
• A Time to Hate (Robert Greenberger), Jul 2004
• A Time to Kill (David Mack), Aug 2004
• A Time to Heal (David Mack), Sep 2004
• A Time for War, a Time for Peace (Keith R.A. DeCandido), Oct 2004

Post-Nemesis

• Death In Winter (Michael Jan Friedman), September 2005
• ''Resistance (J.M. Dillard), 2007
• ''Q & A (Keith R.A. DeCandido), 2007
• (title TBA) (Peter David), 2007

Titan

• 1: Taking Wing, (Michael A. Martin & Andy Mangels), April 2005
• 2: The Red King, (Michael A. Martin & Andy Mangels), October 2005
• 3: Orion's Hounds, (Christopher L. Bennett), January 2006
• 4, Sword of Damocles, (Geoffrey Thorne), January 2007

Deep Space Nine

• 1: Emissary, 1993 - episode novelization
• 2: The Siege
• 3: Bloodletter, K. W. Jeter, 1995
• 4: The Big Game
• 5: Fallen Heroes
• 6: Betrayal
• 7: Warchild
• 8: Antimatter
• 9: Proud Helios
• 10: Valhalla
• 11: Devil in the Sky
• 12: The Laertian Gamble
• 13: Station Rage
• 14: The Long Night
• 15:
• 16: Invasion #3: Time's Enemy
• 17: The Heart of the Warrior
• 18: Saratoga
• 19: The Tempest
• 20: Wrath of the Prophets
• 21: Trial by Error
• 22: Vengeance
• 23: The 34th Rule
• 24: The Conquered (Rebels, Book One)
• 25: The Courageous (Rebels, Book Two)
• 26: The Liberated (Rebels, Book Three)

Unnumbered

• Warped, K. W. Jeter, 1995
• Prophecy and Change (edited by Marco Palmieri), September, 2003
• *"Revisited, Part One" (anonymous)
• *"Ha'mara" (Kevin G. Summers)
• *"The Orb of Opportunity" (Michael A. Martin & Andy Mangels)
• *"Broken Oaths" (Keith R.A. DeCandido)
• *"...Loved I Not Honor More" (Christopher L. Bennett)
• *"Three Sides to Every Story" (Terri Osborne)
• *"The Devil You Know" (Heather Jarman)
• *"Foundlings" (Jeffrey Lang)
• *"Chiaroscuro" (Geoffrey Thorne)
• *"Face Value" (Una McCormack)
• *"The Calling" (Andrew J. Robinson)
• *"Revisited, Part Two (anonymous)
• Hollow Men (Una McCormack), May, 2005

Post-Finale Fiction

• The Lives of Dax (edited by Marco Palmieri), 1999
• *"'Second star to the right...'" (Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens)
• *"First Steps" (Jill Sherwin & Kristine Kathryn Rusch)
• *"Dead Man's Hand" (Jeffrey Lang)
• *"Old Souls" (Michael Jan Friedman)
• *"Sins of the Mother" (S.D. Perry)
• *"Infinity" (Susan Wright)
• *"Allegro Ouroboros in D minor" (S.D. Perry & Robert Simpson)
• *"The Music Between the Notes" (Steven Barnes)
• *"Reflections" (L.A. Graf)
• *"'...and straight on 'til morning'" (Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens)
• Millennium (Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens)
• *1: The Fall of Terok Nor
• *2: The War of the Prophets
• *3: Inferno
• A Stitch in Time (Andrew J. Robinson), May 2000
• Avatar
• * Avatar Book 1 (S.D. Perry), May 2001
• * Avatar Book 2 (S.D. Perry), May 2001
• : Abyss (Jeffrey Lang)
• Gateways #4: Demons of Air and Darkness (Keith R.A. DeCandido)
• Gateways #7: What Lay Beyond: "Horn and Ivory" (Keith R.A. DeCandido) (novella)
• , 2002
• # Twilight (David R. George III)
• # This Gray Spirit (Heather Jarman)
• # Cathedral (Michael A. Martin & Andy Mangels)
• # Lesser Evil (Robert Simpson)
• Rising Son (S.D. Perry), January 2003
• The Left Hand of Destiny
• * The Left Hand of Destiny Book 1 (J.G. Hertzler & Jeffrey Lang)
• * The Left Hand of Destiny Book 2 (J.G. Hertzler & Jeffrey Lang)
• Unity (S.D. Perry), November 2003
• Worlds of Deep Space Nine (2004-2005)
• # ' (Una McCormack); and ' (Heather Jarman), June, 2004 (novellas)
• # ' (Andy Mangels & Michael A. Martin); and ' (J. Noah Kym), February, 2005 (novellas)
• # (Keith R.A. DeCandido); and '' (David R. George III), February, 2005 (novellas)
• Warpath (David Mack), April 2006
• Fearful Symmetry, April 2007

Voyager

• 1: Caretaker, 1995 - episode novelization
• 2: The Escape
• 3: Ragnarok
• 4: Violations
• 5: Incident at Arbuk
• 6: The Murdered Sun
• 7: Ghost of a Chance
• 8: Cybersong
• 9: Invasion #4: The Final Fury
• 10: Bless the Beasts
• 11: The Garden
• 12: Chrysalis, David Niall Wilson
• 13: The Black Shore
• 14: Marooned
• 15: Echoes
• 16: Seven of Nine
• 17: Death of a Neutron Star
• 18: Battle Lines
• 19-21: Dark Matters
• *19: Dark Matters: Cloak and Dagger
• *20: Dark Matters: Ghost Dance
• *21: Dark Matters: Shadow of Heaven

Unnumbered

• Mosaic, Jeri Taylor
• Pathways, Jeri Taylor
• Captain Proton, Dean Wesley Smith (as "D.W. 'Prof' Smith")
• The Nanotech War, Steven Piziks
• ''String Theory
• *String Theory #1: Cohesion (Jeffrey Lang), July 2005
• *String Theory #2: Fusion (Kirsten Beyer), November 2005
• *String Theory #3: Evolution (Heather Jarman), March 2006
• Distant Shores (edited by Marco Palmieri), November 2005

Set after the series (2003-present)

All books in this section were written by Christie Golden.

• Homecoming, June 2003
• The Farther Shore, July 2003
• Spirit Walk
• *Spirit Walk #1: Old Wounds, November 2004
• *Spirit Walk #2: Enemy of my Enemy, December 2004

Star Trek: Enterprise (2001-present)

• Broken Bow (Diane Carey), 2001 - episode novelization
• By the Book (Dean Wesley Wmith & Kristine Kathryn Rusch), January 2002
• What Price Honor? (Dave Stern)
• Shockwave, 2002 - episode novelization
• Surak's Soul (J.M. Dillard), March 2003
• The Expanse, October 2003 - episode novelization
• Daedalus (novel), December 2003 - original novel, not based upon the episode of the same title
• Daedalus's Children, May 2004
• Rosetta, February 2006
• Last Full Measure (Andy Mangels & Michael A. Martin), May 2006

Pocket Books has announced a "relaunch" of the Enterprise book series is forthcoming, but no further details have been released as of February, 2006.

Novelizations

Based upon movies

• , (Pocket Books #1) (Gene Roddenberry)
• (Pocket Books #7; Duty, Honor, Redemption - Book 1) (Vonda N. McIntyre)
• (Pocket Books #17; Duty, Honor, Redemption - Book 2) (Vonda N. McIntyre)
• (Duty, Honor, Redemption - Book 3) (Vonda N. McIntyre), 1986
• (J.M. Dillard), 1989
• (J.M. Dillard), 1991
• (J.M. Dillard), 1994
• (J.M. Dillard), 1996
• (J.M. Dillard), 1998
• (J.M. Dillard), 2002

Based upon television episodes

Pre-film era

• Star Trek series by James Blish and J.A. Lawrence (1967-78; see above)
• Star Trek Logs series by Alan Dean Foster (1974-78; see above)

The Next Generation

• Star Trek: The Next Generation: Encounter at Farpoint (David Gerrold), 1987
• (Jeri Taylor)
• (Michael Jan Friedman)
• (Diane Carey)
• (Michael Jan Friedman), 1994

Deep Space Nine

• Emissary, (DS9 #1), 1993
• The Way of the Warrior
• The Search (Diane Carey)
• Trials and Tribble-ations (Diane Carey)
• Far Beyond the Stars (Steven Barnes)
• The Dominion War, Book Two of Four: Call to Arms... (Diane Carey)
• The Dominion War, Book Four of Four: ...Sacrifice of Angels (Diane Carey)
• What You Leave Behind (Diane Carey)

Voyager

• , (VOY #1), 1995
• Flashback
• Day of Honor (Michael Jan Friedman)
• Equinox
• Endgame

Enterprise

• Broken Bow, 2001
• Shockwave, 2002
• The Expanse, October 2003

Based upon video games

• (Dean Wesley Smith and Kristin Kathryn Rusch), 1996
• (Diane Carey), 1997

Star Trek: New Frontier (1997-present)

Primarily written by Peter David, the New Frontier series marked the first time that an original Star Trek series had been created for the literary franchise.

• 1: House of Cards, 1997
• 2: Into the Void
• 3: The Two-Front War
• 4: End Game
• 5: Martyr
• 6: Fire on High
• Captain's Table: Once Burned
• Double Helix: Double or Nothing
• 7: The Quiet Place
• 8: Dark Allies
• Excalibur
• *9: Excalibur #1: Requiem
• *10: Excalibur #2: Renaissance
• *11: Excalibur #3: Restoration
• Gateways: Cold Wars
• 12: Being Human
• 13: Gods Above
• 14: Stone and Anvil
• No Limits (anthology edited by Peter David and Keith R.A. DeCandido)
• *"Loose Ends" (Dayton Ward)
• *"All that Glistens..." (Loren L. Coleman)
• *"Waiting for G'Doh, or, How I Learned to Stop Moving and Hate People" (David Mack)
• *"Lefler's Logs" (Robert Greenberger)
• *"Alice, on the Edge of Night" (Ilsa J. Bick)
• *"Revelations" (Keith R.A. DeCandido)
• *"Turning Point" (Josepha Sherman)
• *"'Q'uandry" (Terri Osborne)
• *"Oil and Water" (Robert T. Jeschonek)
• *"Singularity" (Christina F. York)
• *"The Road to Edos" (Kevin Dilmore)
• *"A Lady of Xenex" (Peg Robinson)
• *"Making a Difference" (Mary Scott-Wiecek)
• *"Performance Appraisal" (Allyn Gibson)
• *"Redemption" (Glenn Hauman & Lisa Sullivan)
• *"Out of the Frying Pan" (Susan Shwartz)
• *"Through the Looking Glass" (Susan Wright)
• *"A Little Getaway" (Peter David)
• 15: After the Fall
• 16: Missing in Action, February 2006

Stargazer

All books in this series were written by Michael Jan Friedman.

• 1: Gauntlet
• 2: Progenitor
• 3: Three
• 4: Oblivion
• 5: Enigma
• 6: Maker

I.K.S. Gorkon (2003-present)

All books in this series were written by Keith R.A. DeCandido.

• 1 A Good Day to Die (novel), November 2003
• 2 Honor Bound, December 2003
• 3 Enemy Territory, March 2005

Mini-Series

Section 31 (2001)

• Rogue (Andy Mangels and Michael A. Martin), 2001
• Shadow (Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch), 2001
• Cloak (S.D. Perry), 2001
• Abyss (David Weddle and Jeffrey Lang), July 2001

Day of Honor (1997)

• 1: Ancient Blood (Diane Carey), 1997
• 2: Armageddon Sky (L.A. Graf)
• 3: Her Klingon Soul (Michael Jan Friedman)
• 4: Treaty's Law (Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch), 1997
• Unnumbered: (Michael Jan Friedman) - episode novelization

The Badlands

• 1: Book 1 (Susan Wright)
• 2: Book 2 (Susan Wright)

Dark Passions

This two-part saga takes place within the Mirror Universe during the DS9-Voyager era.

• 1: Book 1 (Susan Wright)
• 2: Book 2 (Susan Wright)

The Captain's Table

• 1: War Dragons (L.A. Graf), 1998
• 2: Dujonians Hoard (Michael Jan Friedman)
• 3: The Mist (Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch)
• 4: Fire Ship (Diane Carey)
• 5: Once Burned (Peter David)
• 6: Where Sea Meets Sky (Jerry Oltion)
• 7: Tales from the Captains Table (Various Authors)

The Dominion War

• 1: Behind Enemy Lines (John Vornholt), 1998
• 2: Call to Arms (Diane Carey) - novelization of several Deep Space Nine episodes
• 3: Tunnel Through the Stars (John Vornholt)
• 4: Sacrifice of Angels (Diane Carey) - novelization of several Deep Space Nine episodes
• Tales of the Dominion War (edited by Keith R.A. DeCandido), August 2004 - short story collection; not considered part of the earlier series

The Lost Era (2003-present)

• The Sundered (Michael A. Martin and Andy Mangels), August 2003
• Serpents Among the Ruins (David R. George III), September 2003
• The Art of the Impossible (Keith R.A. DeCandido), October 2003
• Well of Souls (Ilsa J. Bick), November 2003
• Deny Thy Father (Jeff Mariotte), December 2003
• Catalyst of Sorrows (Margaret Wander Bonnano), January 2004

Two more books in the series are in the works.

Gateways

• 1: One Small Step (Susan Wright), 2001
• 2: Chainmail (Diane Carey)
• 3: Doors into Chaos (Robert Greenberger)
• 4: Demons of Air and Darkness (Keith R.A. DeCandido)
• 5: No Man's Land (Christine Golden)
• 6: Cold Wars (Peter David)
• 7: What Lay Beyond (all above authors)
• 8: epilogue story; see Starfleet Corps of Engineers Vol. 10, below

Invasion

This series spanned the entire Star Trek series, with the exception of and was part of the numbered Pocket Books series.

• TOS: #1: First Strike (Diane Carey)
• TNG: #2: The Soldiers of Fear (Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch)
• DS9: #3: Time's Enemy
• VOY: #4: The Final Fury

Starfleet Corps of Engineers (2000-present)

Also known as SCE, this series of original novella-length stories was initially published in e-book format online; many of these stories were later reissued in printed collections.

• Book One: Have Tech, Will Travel
• *1: The Belly of the Beast, August 2000
• *2: Fatal Error, September 2000
• *3: Hard Crash, October 2000
• *4: Interphase, Part 1, March 2001
• Book Two: Miracle Workers
• *5: Interphase, Part 2, April 2001
• *6: Cold Fusion, August 2001
• *7: Invincible, Part 1, September 2001
• *8: Invincible, Part 2, October 2001
• Book Three: Some Assembly Required
• *9: The Riddled Post, November 2001
• *10: , December 2001
• *11: Ambush, January 2002
• *12: Some Assembly Required, February 2002
• Book Four: No Surrender
• *13: No Surreneder, March 2002
• *14: Caveat Emptor, April 2002
• *15: Past Life, May 2002
• *16: Oaths, June 2002
• Book Five: Foundations
• *17: Foundations, Book 1, July 2002
• *18: Foundations, Book 2, August 2002
• *19: Foundations, Book 3, September 2002
• Book Six: Wildfire
• *20: Enigma Ship, October 2002
• *21: War Stories, Book 1, November 2002
• *22: War Stories, Book 2, December 2002
• *23: Wildfire, Book 1, January 2003
• *24: Wildfire, Book 2, February 2003
• Book Seven: Breakdowns
• *25: Home Fires, March 2003
• *26: Age of Unreason, April 2003
• *27: Balance of Nature, May 2003
• *28: Breakdowns, July 2003
• Corps of Engineers: Aftermath
• *29: Aftermath, July 2003
• *30: Ishtar Rising, Book 1, August 2003
• *31: Ishtar Rising, Book 2, September 2003
• *32: Buying Time, October 2003
• *33: Collective Hindsight, Book 1, November 2003
• *34: Collective Hindsight, Book 2, December 2003
• *35: The Demon, Book 1, January 2004
• *36: The Demon, Book 2, February 2004
• ''Corps of Engineers: Grand Designs
• *37: Ring Around the Sky, March 2004
• *38: Orphans, April 2004
• *39: Grand Designs, May 2004
• *40: Failsafe, June 2004
• *41: Bitter Medicine, July 2004
• *42: Sargasso Sector (Paul Kupperberg), August 2004
• Corps of Engineers: Creative Couplings
• *43: Paradise Interrupted (John S. Drew), September 2004
• *44: Where Time Stands Still (Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore), October 2004
• *45: The Art of the Deal (Glenn Greenberg), November 2004
• *46: Spin (J. Steven York and Christina F. York), December 2004
• *47: Creative Couplings #1 (Glenn Hauman and Aaron Rosenberg), January 2005
• *48: Creative Couplings #2 (Glenn Hauman and Aaron Rosenberg), February 2005
• *49: Small World (David Mack), March 2005
• Corps of Engineers: Wounds
• *50: Malefictorum (Terri Osborne), March 2005
• *51: Lost Time (Ilsa J. Bick), April 2005
• *52: Identity Crisis (John J. Ordover), May 2005
• *53: Fables of the Prime Directive (Cory Rushton), June 2005
• *54: Security (Keith R.A. DeCandido), August 2005
• *55: Wounds Book I (Ilsa J. Bick), August 2005
• *56: Wounds Book II (Ilsa J. Bick), October 2005
• Corps of Engineers: (Title TBA)
• *57: Out of the Cocoon (William Leisner), October 2005
• *58: Honor (Kevin Killiany), November 2005
• *59: Blackout (Phaedra M. Weldon), December 2005
• *60: The Cleanup (Robert T. Jeschonek), January 2006
• Corps of Engineers: What's Past
• *61: Progress (Terri Osborne) (What's Past Book 1), February 2006
• *62: The Future Begins (Steve Mollmann and Michael Schuster) (What's Past Book 2), March 2006
• *63: Echoes of Coventry (Richard C. White) (What's Past Book 3), April 2006
• *64: Distant Early Warning (Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore) (What's Past Book 4), May 2006
• *65: 10 Is Better than 01 (Heather Jarman) (What's Past Book 5), June 2006
• *66: Many Splendors (Keith R.A. DeCandido) (What's Past Book 6), July 2006

Miscellaneous standalone novels

• (Michael Jan Friedman), 2002 - originally published in serialized form in different Pocket Books releases; further volumes cancelled due to Star Trek: Enterprise rendering this historical account of Starfleet's creation moot.
• Engines of Destiny (Gene DeWeese), 2005
• Articles of the Federation (Keith R.A. DeCandido), 2005

Original Audiobooks

Many Star Trek novels have been adapted for audio, but these are the only original stories produced exclusively for audio.

• Cacophony - Captain Sulu adventure
• Envoy - Captain Sulu adventure
• - based upon a videogame of this title
• Spock vs. Q - A battle of wits between Spock and Q with the fate of the Earth hanging in the balance, more of a radio play than an audio book.
• - Spock and Q meet again with surprising results
• (Need to add information about the third Sulu audiobook, as well as Star Trek: Klingon (not an adaptation of the novelization).)

External links

• [Star Trek: The Original Series Book Reviews]
• [Guide to the Bantam novels]
• [Psi Phi's Star Trek Books Database]
• [Simon and Schuster]

 

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